27 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1936
Page
1
Economic Highlights reports mixed signals for the industry with cautious optimism. It notes backlog pressures and seasonal patterns suggesting a steady quarter, while forecasts of a potential trough in the next year prompt calls for cautious measures and efficiency. Industry officials anticipate breakeven or modest profits after charges, with consumption staying high and some sectors planning cost-cutting and expansion.
A brief note outlines dairy herd improvement efforts across the state, detailing 120 cows involved and ongoing programs. It mentions collaborative work, the potential benefits to the industry, and the aim of providing useful service to dairy operations statewide.
The historic landmark building in Gunnison, long a familiar stone structure hosting a hotel and offices, will be torn down for an urban expansion. Its large surrounding trees and protective weather shelter will yield to construction plans, with former post office and retail spaces affected as the project advances.
Weeds threaten Utah farms as a sweeping pest-control policy gains approval from the state agriculture board. David F. Smith states the program targets weed-infested seed and halts sale of contaminated grains, clover, and garden seeds while enforcing release controls and county-level committees to coordinate eradication efforts and prevent spread to alfalfa and sugar beet crops.
Male Larsen was taken to the hospital at Richfield Monday morning and underwent an operation at noon for a case of chronic appendicitis. He had been a sufferer for some time, and his condition grew more acute Sunday night. His friends report he is now stable.
The Department of Agriculture estimates Utah crops for 1909 show higher hay output at 1,163,000 tons versus 1,070,000 last year, peach crop around 121,000 bushels, apples 778,000 bushels, wool at 19,270,000 pounds, winter wheat 2,100,000 bushels, potatoes 2,080,000 bushels, and beet tone at 6,000 tons with a drop to 688,000 tons. The report cites favorable weather as a key factor in increased yields across multiple crops.
Mr and Mrs Edein Larsen and son Duane were notified in Price on Thursday due to the passing of Alfred J Brederick father to Mire Laren Mr Dimnderich 0 years old a prominent farmer at Emery and Lee Pratitin Ciel of Center Feld were hosts Pall Laloibe Leng Abe wedbeered seeking quarters they will occupy Hering thels Leree at the University of Vinheth of the faded complete their boot work wt the Gonessom Sigh later receiving Miplemse from Sue college
Seren Andersen, a known stockman from Centerfield, was knocked unconscious for about half an hour by a lightning strike while fishing with a companion near Plebinbe. The boat rushed to shore and after emergency care Andersen regained consciousness briefly, noting a strange sensation and the incident occurring during a windy night.
Dr. Gi Stanford Rew led a group of medical trainees to a military medical camp exclusive for doctors and returned home Monday evening. The delegation, minus Dr. Reeson Afar, finished training as Dr. Rees, with Mrs. Rees, visited Kentile Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles en route back.
Improvements at the Bar theatre, once the Casino, now under C E Huish, a noted motion picture exhibitor, are nearly finished transforming the venue into a modern amusement spot with new stage, projection, decor, carpets, and furniture. The town anticipates enhanced entertainment and solid support for the new management as the project nears completion.
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